Cross-party consensus 'essential' in Solvency II fight
Labour front benchers have urged the government to work with the opposition, business and trade unions to protect British interests from planned European regulation of the pensions and insurance industries.
Shadow chief secretary to the Treasury Rachel Reeves and shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna (pictured) warned of the impact of the European Union (EU) plans in a joint letter to their counterparts...
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